Why is the name of the retailer not mentioned?

The Irish Times@irishtimes.com · 2d ago

Retailer must repay €8.87m in Covid wage supports after losing Revenue challenge

Now I can't figure out which of them people are referring to.

Nominative determinism of the day.

What causes pip in poultry?

I HAVE SAID THIS BEFORE but this idea US screenwriters have that any British person has said “I’ll wager” since the fucking Crimean war

Sanjay Srivastava@sanjaysrivastava.com · 6d ago

What is an extremely nerdy/obscure/specific thing you hate with a white-hot wrath?

Star Wars has changed.

Because you don’t save, Mr Deasy said, pointing his finger. You don’t know yet what money is. Money is power. When you have lived as long as I have. I know, I know. If youth but knew. But what does Shakespeare say? Put but money in thy purse.

djuna barnes is the only modernist author whose first name can be rearranged to spell a spicy sausage

Starting to wonder if we're watching the episodes of this German police procedural in the correct order. For all the sense it's making.

The National Party. The League of Guttersnipes.

Half yearly transparency on 4% of revenue we give up: €12,000 given to Women's Aid €10,000 to bridge builing program at Colombia co-op we buy from €9,000 to local projetcs €10,000 to staff pool on top of salary/bonus We've 6 full timers. If we can run like this a large business EASILY could too.

It'd liven things up a bit if there was an assassination attempt on Trump.

It doesn't get much more nauseating than the heart shape with the two hands.

Galway United used to raffle a hamper of meat at half time and it was more entertaining than this.

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If you don't drink coffee, it'd be great if you could tell people about how we're run. If a large business ran this way, they could make a real difference. Everyone does well under this model. It works and it's sustainable. If you need coffee, we're very good at what we do imbibe.ie/pages/shop

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We are an Irish Coffee Roasting Business. We give away 4% of all we earn before we make a cent. We roast coffee very well.

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Imbibe Coffee Roasters@imbibecoffee.bsky.social · 3w ago

Half yearly transparency on 4% of revenue we give up: €12,000 given to Women's Aid €10,000 to bridge builing program at Colombia co-op we buy from €9,000 to local projetcs €10,000 to staff pool on top of salary/bonus We've 6 full timers. If we can run like this a large business EASILY could too.

Words I'd never heard before, like buses, all arrive at the same time. In less than 24 hours "gorpcore" twice.

What's going on in the Phoenix Park. There's hardly a square inch of grass that doesn't have a car parked on it.

Teddy's Ice Cream van in the car park of Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. Is nothing sacred? #keepteddyssouthside

Never heard of her!

Is there any other country in the world whose newspapers carry regular prominent stories about the contents of school exam papers?

Have they given up on broadcasting romcoms for the duration of the World Cup?

Posh Spice making a huge effort to look interested.

What a lovely shop to work in. A perfect job for the right person @booksupstairs.bsky.social booksupstairs.ie/bookseller-n...

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Barry Heneghan was telling some patriots on Facebook last week that the reason he hadn't attended the protests at the former Crown Paints factory in Coolock was because he didn't represent the area at the time ... All things to all men.

Keep it Northside.

#clactonbyelection Mr Fish Finger has only just come to my attention. Real name reportedly Paul Ellis, a site engineer from Doncaster who dresses as a rectangular piece of breaded fish ... he said his message in the by-election would be: "Say tartare to Nige. You'll Findus much better."

And you thought it couldn't get any worse than the Hooley in the Sun. 2,000 Country & Irish fans on a Mediterranean cruise.

The Irish Times@irishtimes.com · 4w ago

Man overboard: ‘Conflict of interest’ sees country music’s Declan Nerney dropped from all-star cruise bill

I don't know how they can play in that heat. It's all I can do to stumble to the fridge for another glass of rosé.